Shrimp Plant Attracts Hummingbirds In Aiken Garden
Horticulture note explains shrimp plants Justicia brandegeana attract hummingbirds better than feeders. Annette Weese of Cold Creek Nursery discusses growing outdoors in summer, cold hardiness zones 8 to 11, and wintering inside due to zone 7/8 boundary in Aiken County.
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Shrimp Plant and Coleus Care From Aiken Garden notes
Susan Elder, an Aiken resident and retired teacher, shares garden tips on shrimp plants and sun tolerant coleus. She cites Clemson Extension advice on pest resistance slug control, mulch removal, diatomaceous earth use, and iron phosphate baits while suggesting break from constant planting and waiting for hummingbirds.
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